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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

Bssr. sA vssr AND suusr 1t you are troubled
with Indigestion and Dyspepsia, don't fall To
try Dige1ytin" Recommended by Physi
clans A. the beet. A quick and sura cure In
eyory case. ol per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
or WIN. =. kidder 4 Co. Manufacturing Chenl.
lists, 81 John street, N Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16
/" ALMA MATER" "


and MGrsh.H Coiiege.. Wedns :doy. J"~s iS' isS''
~ Rev. G. ". n. S,sget. a. MI
Awake, great sp,rit II thc grand days o.dsM ss
Dispeise the inist that htdss thy s Mm'y yW,'s W's ~
Baths thou our souls Win ""c'o"' """"S"s
And b,s. sS'"sS%, sSs,ne the sm,srs Of dyins are.
spirit, that detancst stil! 70 gr"et tns .oviy,
Teach Ws a song witch IN It's metre holy,
kccps risp With music 81 tn eternal stars.
Thou dwcilcst stili In thc.e Tcmpean shades,
Th"m ART tho -oui of truth and beauty,
Tho au,eo'e at hcav taught duty,
rcryadins .tili each sacrcd monk and scene.
Aud crow ming dOciic minds with peace serene;
Light from above thou stu dost capture,
To thrtli tbc soul with holy rapture,
Thy -ccpteI,s touch oi mora, strength We own.
NJ n'.n0:Ihorc that wRhcns thoughts sublime,
Like that fro,n mountain wells Of ether blown,
t,li st,li btcathc. upon us aud reinRins.
A. Thought of youths departed spring.
Anu wakes the h, art To bloom and sing
cHoWus ~ MsnoRv.
soft as IN III" mornings golden rays
- Memnon'S harp was Kissed to music sweet
Vhus. yo harinonics of other days.
sun iilumnod moments. Mir and fleet
ttii again the tsmplc nislcs within,
flushed h,Ic aud q 90 from earthly din.
Rising tides OF Younger hope. and giee
flOOd the inlc'a ~ an empty heart;
sunny isles, amid iitts restless SEA
brightly from our beings ocean start -
sweet Ia ns the uehory ~ the past.
Winding here our hearts affections fast
Rosy tinis ~ mental dawn anew
Flush the noonday hcav ms Of life with light;
iia'i thc freshness of the morning dew
Lies upon our younger hearts to night.
Happy sons Who round their mothers knee,
Came to celebrate her jubilee
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

Flesh wounds. (cuts ana bruises) can be
readily healed by u few applications OF saliva
ton OH.
All over the would DR.. Bu rs Cough syrup is
Masking It's way, aud at every place II reaC hes
c"nsuinptivs people arc more seldom met. Is
cents,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

NVOR SALE OR RENT-BRICK STA BILE
= and lot, l1x6O fest, on Christian street. be.
tVesn East King and Orange streets Can be
easily changed into . machine shop or ware
house. Easy terms. h. .. BRU6AkkR,
Al6-tt0 AttOguoy-At-LAV.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16


tcnte Mother, nurse OF noble minds
Proudly at thy gracious call We came:
Constant all thy former love he finds,
Who unchanged to thee has kept the same.
All thy shaded walks and halls and air
Breathe their silent welcomes every here.
Hal, ys scenes Of man hoods eariy morn
Her" I" mountain heights of thought
serene
Whlc-viewed upiands OF the mind--upborne,
Hy those master minds, whose vision keen
showed the aDpler paths Of truth they trOi,r-
Truth that centres In the Christ Of God.
~
lie that walkrth still div ineiy grand
Midst the golden CAndlcsticks below,
And Who holdeth In His strong right hand
Brightly cleaning stars With love axiOw,
FOUND here many a herald Of tho Light,
shining nobiy In the moral night
Gentle Mother. nurse of noble minds
souls. " ho have been thus enlarged 10 thee
Humble gratitude FOREVER binds:
And vet, spreading like the Banyan tree,
Every living twiR future stem.
Thou dosi multiply thy self In them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

uOUsE FOR RENT OR SALE.
IA House with modern tmprovements ana
steam heat laSgolaWn ana YARD. variety OF
fruit trsec ana Etsps vtnss. No ~ North Lime
lxRA y. LAuDIA
ApgS00 No ~ Nogth LW0 eGook
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Ill.
RkTEusPp TtcS


But from the branches manifold,
And from tn" vigorous shoots. that stand
a. ornaments uf price untold
Ger this disin"Iy favored Iaud,
he musing eye turns back. and dim'y peers
Far through ,hc mist Of interv.nins years.
Where once he ancient sapling grew Ot y,fc.
ftrn rooted IN heroic soi.
our nobs pioneers Ci learned lOre
Heaueathci Us q utt of generous toll
Their patient deeds shine through the cloud
folds rivcn.
Liz. stars upon tn. far ont post. of hcxv'n.
And ON our Rad Of life ". trace
The foot prints oi their glorious rnce.
Rchold him stand -ublinsiy tail.
On .acr.d elevations "i the past
Philosopher and age.
Sfsnd hcI % at his age
"hn hrst di-arinrh, Ia cloudy pail.
The thunder OF its TrrrI-,
The lightning OF tS fatal blast.
Who rooted out old crToIs.
And h"ir,J to wr..i from out the tyIant's hand
Inc s'trt.r That had long oppressed the land
such were thy patrons OF that distant day.
And foster spirits of thine infant years,
q thou, OF brow benign and brig =
~ Fre,dom'- holy light.
And nur-cd with mamma from div liner spheres.
Le. none di.tain 'hy day of humble things.
Nor sc"rn the y" Il that iowly effort brings,
The loNly plant the weeds Ne So dcs pisc
May SOM, lin" save thy precious iifn.
The deadly nights hado. angel In disguise,
with mystic wand. shalt c,,lm the mortal strife
And curb the swollen rivers red,
That gorg. the human frame and noble head
And thou. the plant ot frnvidcntiu care,
Unknown To fame, hat iuii OF virtues rare,
Hast served thy destiny sublime;
ON thee cngutt,d 10 what beauty blows;
Hop. secs the ccntuIy'n first unfold rose.
tnii blo sou,d on the thotny stem of time
CHORUS OF Rorg.
Nothing shalt be lost or wasted,
" hiCh In tod hath kept its course:
All the good the soul hath tasted,
l. Immortal - It's source.
In tn. seed l. hid the nower,
In the streams the ocean nows:
Hope retains "A dcathlcSs dover,
And the truth iUrOvcrgrows.
All the fathers prayed and wrought for,
Now hath taken tirmer root;
All they hoped and nobiy souo hit for,
Shall bc crow ned with endless fruit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

VUsT RECEIVED A HANDSOME LINE
q Of Scotch and HONE spSs sraaoss II SssrTsSs TsS
Hue ssrses, Clay Disgonals bennoekbuIn.
nacgresSor and Neglsges Shsviots. lust ~
Trimmsd. Perfect A. euits Gom - up, ct
RO1SNSTkIMs TH8 TAlLO4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16

CARoNA ALMAE nAIRIs.

- thou. bcutguant with the smile Of truth.
And tObcd I" sunlight Of eternal youth
Mother at stately grace aud tuicn
We come Ia crown thee with the golden crown
ot love and JOY. What iRurels Of ienOwn
Thy favored sons are wont to CLEAN
from tair part Assian heights, or fruit divine
Prom LOFTY bouHhs of wisdo,n's tree:
We lay them at thy truth devoted shrinc.-
day we bring them unto thee,
our AT, eventual little life;
Our glimpse- from fair Pissahs Of the known
Into the vast uDknow of truth our sttifc
FOR highest seats. like children oyergrown;
We Iain would lcnv. these and forget,
And Join To- twi Inc thy coronet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-16
Something New iu SIspendsrs !!

A Buckle that is warranted not to slip or teaS
the shirt, Price. = cents. -
silk and Grenadtue Neckwoaf In LiRht a
Dark Shades. -, 81. Is cts.
Fancy Flannel Shirts for Lawn Tennis, RI
cycle Riding or Boating. tl25 q 90. SA00.
SUMNER UNDEkWEAk Bslbr1ggans A.
COLA or French Net'ed. %, 81 and 70 CtS,
Summer Gloves and Hosiery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-17
sH1Pp1NG INTELLIGENCE.

~
MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIS DAY.
GIN RISES. 'o'V4
gUSSErs. -. ..-....----.... ..-.--.. -'"'~'
E,eu WATER AT SAVANNAH. .S;15 A N, $3.50 pm
MONDAY, Oct II. 1887.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Gate City, Taylor, Boston--C G An
deTson. Agent:
upark I B Rabel. Sawyer, Baltimore, with coal
90 q I Taggart; vessel to Master
"scbr ] i Hamcl Jr, Mcgee, Philadelphia, with
,,onI 4, G Taggart; vessel to Master.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohen's Bluff and way
,sndinrs-W T Gibson, Manager.
ARRIVED UP FROM BELOW YESTERDAY.
park Alice C Dickernan, Cook. Boothbay,
With auano to r r Bkg Co; vessel to Jos A
Roberts & co.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER.
DAY.
Steamship Wylo QBr), Rogers, to load for
FSlrope--Strauss & Co.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
steamship Glen Tanar (Br), Easson, New York,
in ballast--A Minis & Sons
SAILED YESTERDAY
Steamship Chattahoochee. New York.
Steamship Buenaventura (Sp), Liverpool
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Clhattahoochee. for New York
Newberger, Rev A ODonneu. Rev J Moore,
Mr. and Mrs Belts, + Gassler E Stebbins, ChaS
Bessell, Mr. and Mrs H Turner, Mrs S Kimball,
Miss Palmer, Geo Coon, Ed Brash, and steer
age.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
wap landings-M Mcintyre, DR. Smith, Miss
NJ Smith, Master Lee Smith, J Stokes, Mrs
Stokes, D J Farlough, II Manner, N Lawton
J A Herard. Mrs Rushing, Miss Rushing, Mrs
Lochlair, w R Davis, A w Stokes, Mrs A w
Stokes.
Per steamship Gate City. from Boston-H w
Hawkins, Mrs r w Hawkins. C NJ Gilbert, Mrs G
NJ Gilbert. j Bassett Mrs j Bassett, G NJ Tiffany
Miss j P Whipple, Mrs w Mcclure, Mrs 5 b
Crocker, Miss b Croker, \ Reed, Mrs A Reed
A C Blazo, w r Banks, Miss H Hunt, E S Park
hurst r Stephenson, Mrs r Stephenson, James
Stephenson, Miss A Stephenson. Miss Ste
phenson, q II Davis Mrs G H Davis, j H Fes-
sender, Mrs A Clark and child, Miss NJ A Clark,
Mrs Miller. Mrs DR. Knight, Miss Robbins, Fl w
Hawkins, Mrs H w Hawkins. F w Freeborn,
Mrs w Freeborn, Miss A Freedom, Miss E
Freeborn. Davis. Miss Ward, CIV Blood
Mrs J q Wood, Mrs 2 McIndoc, F P Locke, f II
Stoddard, w Churchill, n NJ Grokn, o A Hid.
den, D R Northey, F E Northey, Mrs F Northey,
Miss Simonds, H Dow, j II Meyers. w Eaton,
H Hunt DR. Knight, W A Crandall. Mabel
Howard, Mrs Ho>A ard, w Ladd Dwyerte,
] A Blumdell g A Dyer, Master Dyer, o K Beck
with, Mrs Beckwith, Misses Beckwith Alice
Phillipson. Miss Clifford (co), Pleasant johnson,
Hattie Smith cob Dolly Williams (coD. l. G
Lockwood, + PhilipsOn, H Philipson Mrs Philip
son, Ed Gertz, Chas Weston, Mrs Blumdel, Mrs
Dyer, Willie Philipson, Henry Philipson, Nellie
Philipson Florence PlilipsOn, Mamie Philipson.
Huckins, A Silver w Lee. w Beard, S ]
Whitney, G Larsen, f Harrington, H Stearns, =
Sheehan, A Dougherty A Tinco T j Cohen, z
Bennett, Drake, T Mensen..
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, In.
PEMEMRE 2 Tint the presence Of Gen
RENi GN DIN erals Baauregard and
Fairy. vino are in clare ~ the drawing is a
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
steamship Glen Tanar (Br), Easson, New York,
IN hallast--A Minis & Sons.
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BRICK.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that application will be made
Il TO City Council by the Savannah Street and
Rural Resort Railroad Company for the right TO
build It's road on the following named streets;
East Broad from Bay TO President, through
President TO Randolph. through Randolph TO
Liberty through Liberty to East Broad, through
East Broad to Bolton, there TO connect with
route heretofore designated by the City Council.
III y SHNtsf President.
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THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1887.
LOTTERY.

guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chances are all equal and that no one
can possibly divine what number will draw u
Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware of any limitations or
anonymous schemes.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Chattahoochee. New York.
Steamship Buenaventura (Sp), Liverpool.
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Cranmed Fun.

The SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS is
crammed full of just the kind of reading
that everybody wants, and its news suits
the peoples 1t is no mans organ.
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Limited Partnership.

V,HE undersigned have formed a Limited
i Partnership for two years from SEPTEM-
Der /. 1887. for the purpose of carrying on in
the City of Savannah, merchandise business
in Fancy Goods Trimmings, Notions and LADIES'
and Mems furnishings.
II. A. DUMAS is tue general partner, and has
contributed 1900 to the common stock. JOHN
+. LAFAR is a special partner only, and has
contributed 81 $50 to the common stock. The
business will be conducted In the name Of II. A.
DUMAS II. A. DUMAS,
mo. # LAFAR.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


being 81 numbers on each side of the num-
Der drawing the Capital Prize of $4,000 200
100 numbers from $3.50 to $3.50 inclusive,
being 80 numbers on each side of the num-
Der drawing the Capital Prize of $4,000. 100
1000 numbers ending with 49, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of $4,000. ....,............. so
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Glass X, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100, 900 placed in the wheel, with the prizes cor
RESPONDING to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
Tuesday, Oct. IL, 1887
j. A. EARLY,
G.. J. VILLERE,
Cvice GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD absent)
Commissioners
Prizes cashed in full without deduction
No. 1866 draws Capital Prize $150000, sold in
New Orleans, New York and Chicago, Ill. No.
42O67 draws Second Capital Prize $4,000, sold in
New York, Washington, ID. c., Los Angeles,
Cab, Portland, Me-, Augusta, Ga, Hopknsville,
Ky, Fredonia, n. Y, New Iberia, La, and Fay
etteville Tenn. No $3.50 draws Third Capital
Prize, $40 900, sold in New Orleans Boston, Mass,
Chicago, III, and Donaldsonville, La; No. 44l27
draws $4,000, sold in New Orleans, New York,
Washington. D. c., Philadelphia, Pa, Toledo,
O.. Admission, Ala Gates, Tenn, and Athens
Pa No s1422 draws $4,000, sold in New Or
leans, New York, Washington, ID. c., Oakland
Cal, Cleveland O.. Messy Creek, Tenn, and
Grand Forks, Oak. Nos 30501 32351, 54l29, 5424q
each draw S5000 sold in San Francisco and
Woodland, Cal, New York, Boston, Mass New
Orleans, Washington, D. c., Denver, Col, Leav-
Kansas City, Mo-. Oklahoma, Miss, Logansport,
Ind and ElmwOOd. Neb
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New York, Oct 15-Cleared, schr Nellie Floyd
Johnson Georgetown and BuckSville.
liverpool, Oct 14-Arrved, steamship Elsie
Rrl. Thompson, Savannah.
7 yard Oct 13-PaSSed, steamship Crimdon
H3rl Wilkie Bull River for -; 1lth, steamship
Castlegate (Br), Morgan, CooSaw for United
Kingdom port.
'Wewport, Oct 13-Arrived, bark Vedova r
GtaD. Sigaro. Pensacola.
plymouth, Oct 14-Arrived. bark Prince Pat
rick (Nor) Newman, Pensacola
Prawle Point, Oct 14-PaSsed, steamship Pres
ron ,Br) Brown, Bull River for -.
Stettin Oct 9-Arrived, steamship Hudson
fBrl. Wandess, Port Royal.
Santos Sept 13--Arrived, bark Zelmira (Port),
Lima, Brunswick.
Brunswick, Oct 14-ArriVed, schr Maggie Il
Hart. Williams, Boston.
sailed 18th, BARK Minerva (Nor). Hansen, Rosa
rio: schrs Harold c. Beecher, Bond, New Ha-
ven; 18th, Mary j Cook, Hotfses. New York.
s epard. Reeves. Port Royal for Bull River.
Bull River, c, Oct 14-Arrived, schr Gene
We've, Haley, Norfolk.
Fernandna Oct 14-Arrived, bark Augustinus
(Nor) Fiagstad, Sligo; brig John Shay. Conklin,
New York: schrs Peter H Crowell Olsen, Ports
Judge, Magee, New London.
Cleared, schr Samuel Hubbard, Mehaffey,
New London.
Galveston. Oct 14-Arriyed, schr James E
Philadelphia, IA 1t-Arived, schr John
Schmidt Campbell, Savannah.
Cleared, steam ship W etherby (Br), Smith, Sa-
vannah.
Delaware Breakwater, Oct 14-Passed out,
steamships Gladiolus (Brl. Philadelphia for Sa-
vannah; Elpis (Br). do for do.
St August ,e, about Oct 11--Sailed schr R D
Spear Farr, Fernandina, to load lumber
Satilla River, Ga, Oct 9-Arrived, Schr Oliver
Barrett, Roberts Boston.
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,pRTvFD UP FROM BELOW YESTERDA'

Bark Alice C Dickernan, Cook, Boothbay,
With guano TO C r r Bkg Co; vessel to Jos A
Roberts & Co.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New York
1874 bales upland cotton, l05 bales sea island
cotton, II bal rs domestics 1856 sacksrough rice.
101S bbls rosin, 1853 bbs spirits turpentIne, 20011
feet lumber 81 pkgs fish, II bbls fruit, 104 boxes
fruit, 1874 boxes vegetables, 96 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Savannah. for New York
. 1902 bales upland cotton, 500 bbls rosin, g. 1923
feet lumber, 48 casks clay.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTE

Steamship wylo OBJ, Rogers, to load fol-
Europe--Strauss & Co.
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RECEIPTS

Per steamer Ethel, from Cohen's Bluff and
way landings --46e bales cotton, bales hides. 81
bbls spirits tutpentine 1 Dbl eggs, box mdse,
bdl bedding, 3 boxes eggs, crate bacon, pkg
clothing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-21
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at IL
Two Great Centers

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, April &c. --Flour-Receipts, IA
270 packages; exports. 1852 brls and 12,121
sacks: sales, IA 600 brls Market steady and
moderately active.
Wheat--Receipts. IA, 300 Blu; exports, so, 997
bu. Spot lots I a &c, and options trihe higher,
closing with less strength; demand fair from
both exporters and millers; speculation fairly
nctive. Sales, 9, 100000 bu futures land 424, coo
bu spot. No. 2 spring nominal at 93c; No.
hard. to arrive. 9i4 a "a Is Ice delivered: un-
graded red. 922 a 95ac: No, red, 9l9c; No.
red. 933c elevator. 943 a 94ac delivered. 93s q
93kc +. o. b.: No l red. 96c; No. l white. 9ft;
extra red q5c; No red, April, nominal at
92tc May, 92s a 81 1l-16c, closing at 92ac; June,
Oh 924c closing at 92sc: July, 9ls a 9lac, clos
ing at 9lsc; August, 90s a Ole. closing at 90sc:
September. 90s a9llc, closing at 9l4c; Decem-
Der. 935 a GAZE, closing at 94ac; January. 95s a
Oslo, closing at 95sc: May, $50 0994c, closing at
99Ac
Corn-Spot lots ! &c, and options a trifie
ports. 81, 9l8 bu; sales, $500 bu futures and
CO. 600 bu spot. Uncraded, 40 sole; steamer
4Ssc in elevator; No 2. 80 G49ac in elevator, 50sc
delivered: steamer yellow, 494c in elevator; No
2 May, 4S4 a 4Ssc, closing at 4Ssc; June, 48s a
48sc closing at 4sae: July 49s a 49sc closing at
4o5c: August. 500 a 50sc closing at 50ac
Oats / &c lower and quiet. Receipts, 2S 900
Blu; exports. 800 bu; sales, 135, 900 blu futures
and 9s. 900 bu spot; mixed Western, 50 q Sic;
white Western. 3s a 42c.
Hops steady; State, II 20c Pacific coast, "a
Zoe
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at Ice; options again
higher and active; sales los 500 bags; April IA 10
@1435e: Nav, IA 10 a IA 45c; June IA 80 a ID Zoe:
July, IA 400l4 55e; August Ia. 80 a IA zoe; Sep
tcmber. IA 60 a IA. soc; October IL 60 IA S5c;
November, l4.70al4 95c: December, IA 20 a
15c; January. 1880 al4 Soc; February. IA. s. a
l505c; March, IA 80 a l5c Sugar quiet and
seady; refined quiet; standard A. 5sc. Mo-
lasses steady; 80 test, 1919. Rice firm with a
good demand
Rosn dull at $l.17t al 20.
Eggs firm ard fair demand; receipts. 1900
packages; Western, 49, a 1890.
Cut meats firm. Lard 365 points lower and
moderately active: Western steam, SPOT 7475 %
753c: May, 7.44@7 48e; June. Z 81 a Z 56c; July
1917 63c, August, 76s17 zoe; October, T. 10 a
7.S2c; city steam quoted at 7.30c.
Butter quiet Western, II "a 24c Cheese steady
but quiet.
CHICAGO, April 20.--The wheat market
turned strong to-day. members OF the recog nized
'buip crowd appearing in the pit and bidding
for good-szed lots The trading on the whole
was the heaviest ia number OF days. Tn.
buying was not only for May delivery, bur ex
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
ST. LOUIS April 2O-Cattle-Receipts, 1 800;
shipments 400. Market steady; choice heavy native
steers $4.750525, fair to good shipping steers,
$4 04.7O; butchers steers. fair ~ choice. SO 700
40; feeders fair good So stockers. fair to
good. 81 2003 10 Texans. common to choice, 81. 10
al.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments 900. The
market was active and lower choice heavy and butch
ers selections. S. so 60; packing fair to good.
50. 3505.50; Workers., medium to prime. $5.lo0
5.30; pigs. common to good. S4oo0o.
Sheep-Recepts, 500; shipments. 400. Market
firm: wooded, fair to fancy. So. 6O04.7O; clipped,
redium to choice, S3 03.75.
CHICAGO, April 19.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Reesipts 1000; shipments, 3O0Os
The market was steady and strong; shipping steers
ranging from $50 to ], 500 TBS. $41O; stoekers
and feeders So 1904; cows, bulls and nd mixed; 81
through Texas cattle 81. 1904 60.
Hog-Recepts. %, 600; shipments, 5000. The
50 10 so: packing and shipping. $5.4o05.7o;
light, 81 7o05.3o; skips $3a4 60. ooo TIL
market slow and 10c lower; natives. So "a. 60;
Western. S3.7504.5O; Texans, $2.5O04; lambs.
$4.500575
NEW YORK. April 2O.-Beeves-Receipts. 1.7SO
heads. The market active and firm. and prices
shade stronger; ordinary to prime steers. 81 500
5.65 per 100 pounds: extra steers So So; bulls
and dry COWS, So 0435. Shipments $40 quarters of
beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 200 head The
market was duh for heavy sheep and spring lambs,
and steady for general offerings of sheep and yearngs
unshorn sheen S. $50 50 per 100 pounds; clipped
sheep. $3.7504.75. unshorn yearlings. S607;
clipped yearlings, $505.6o; spring lambs. $4G6.2o
per head
Hogs-Receipts s, $500 head. The market nearly
nominal for live hogs at $57506.05 per 100 pounds.
KANSAS CITY, April 20. - Cattle = Receipts.
$500. shipments. 1-l50. The market was slow.
weak and 5al0c lower for shipping steers; COWS and
butchers steers steady feeding steers quiet; good to
choice shipping $4.4O1460: common to medium.
So 80 d9435 stockers So. 80 feeding steers,
So. 30 a $50; cows, So. % $3.50.
Hogs--Receipts, II, 100; shipments. 5000. The
market weak. sluggish and 10 02Oc lower: good
525; skips and pigs. 50. 550475
Sheep-Receipts ], 400; shipments. $50. The
market steady; good to choice, $2.75 as %;
common to medium. $2.0OO2.6O.
EAST LIBERTY, April 2o.-Catt1e-Receipts,
49, shipments. 95. Market slow; prime. SIS as rs;
fair to good. $4.7O04.s5; common. $42504 80.
Two cars of cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.4OO: shipments 100 Market
fair: Phiadelphias. SIS. S005.9O: Workers, So 60 q
So common and light, $5.4O05. so; pigs. $4. 70
05;25 Six cars of hogs shipped to New York to- day
Sheep-Receipts LOGO: shipments, $500. Mar
ket fair prime clipped ga al 20; fair to good So sc
03.75: common, 81 5Oto2 90 clipped lambs. $3 sc
as. Wool sheep not wanted.
CINCINNATI, April 2o-Hogs steady and active
common and light, $44005.35: packing and butch
ers. $5.1505.7o; receipts, AGO. shipments, 1, 100